BTE (Behind-The-Ear) – A type of hearing aid worn behind the ear. Receiver-In-Canal (RIC) – A variation of BTE where the receiver is placed in the ear canal. Sound Processing – The technology that amplifies sound for better hearing. Wireless Connectivity – Bluetooth technology enabling connection to smartphones, TV, etc. AutoSense OS – Phonak’s automatic sound processing technology for different listening environments. Rechargeable Batteries – Some Phonak BTE models feature built-in rechargeable batteries. MyPhonak App – An app for controlling and customizing Phonak hearing aids. Direct Streaming – The ability to stream audio directly from compatible devices. Noise Cancellation – A feature that helps reduce background noise. Directional Microphones – Microphones that focus on sounds coming from a specific direction. Speech in Noise – Technology that enhances speech understanding in noisy environments. Tinnitus Relief – Some Phonak BTE models have features designed to help with tinnitus management. IP68 Rating – The level of water and dust resistance in hearing aids. Phonak Paradise – A family of hearing aids from Phonak with advanced features, including enhanced sound quality and connectivity. Adaptive Directionality – A feature that adjusts the microphones’ focus based on the direction of sound. Hearing Loss Types – Phonak BTE devices can accommodate different hearing loss types, such as mild, moderate, severe, and profound. Audibility – The ability to hear sounds that were previously inaudible or faint. SoundFlow – An adaptive sound processing technology for various listening situations.